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"When the base cracks" July 21, 2007, Vol. 22, No. 26
When the base cracks
COVER STORY | By Mark Bergin
Two years after Intelligent Design advocates lost a key court battle, some biology classrooms and ID supporters are finding a balanced approach to evolution that—so far—is lawsuit-proof More >>
 Features
Both/and
Mark Bergin
Religion |
Seattle priest takes ecumenism to new level: Give me a collar and headscarf
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Cocaine central
Clint Rainey
Latin America |
Corruption makes tiny Guatemala an enormous source of illicit drugs
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Darwin slayer
Marvin Olasky
Interview |
Michael Behe says science fatally strikes theory of random mutations
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Factoring Fred
Jamie Dean
Politics |
Conservatives are ready for new candidate, but Thompson questions arise
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Presence of enemies
Paul Chesser
Southeast Asia |
Christians in Laos try to live in peace, but discover hostile government
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Very fast food
Marvin Olasky
New York Journal |
Beyond dog-eat-dog politics, a new chompion emerges
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Culture Beat
Prime battle
John Dawson
Transformers works until it transforms itself
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The plot thins
John Dawson
Latest Harry Potter movie has flash and fans but less fireworks as a story
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Noteworthy books
Eric Metaxas
Four books about Christianity reviewed by Susan Olasky
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Departments
The Buzz
The Buzz Sidebar
Quick Takes
Quotables
Medicine
Money
Mailbag
Thoughts
Careless ambiguity
Joel Belz
Ongoing lack of clarity on Iraq is hurting the president and the country
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Buck passing
Andrée Seu
Rediscovered activist-author left a devilish legacy
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Kill the children
Marvin Olasky
How can we explain God’s commands in a harsh world?
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